[QUOTE]Originally posted by S2000 Driver
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Be prepared for some questions coming from me on the local sites I should check out. Maybe if I think about this enough it'll help me get through this awful winter here in New England!

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by CG
[B][QUOTE]Originally posted by S2000 Driver
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Be prepared for some questions coming from me on the local sites I should check out. Maybe if I think about this enough it'll help me get through this awful winter here in New England!

 

Nope I'm not kidding. Most mornings the humidity is 98 to 100%. The temp topped out today at 79 degrees and humidity at 76%. I was just out washing the car and I'm sweating like crazy. It's just something we live with on this part of the coast. If you think about it when you watch the weather they're always showing the moister streaming in over the upper / middle Gulf Coast. That's us and it makes the heat seem hotter and the cold seem colder. When I visit other areas my skin gets dry and my nose starts bleeding within a day or two from the dryer air. Once you get used to breathing water it's not so bad.

 

 

Yup, right there with ya CG. I was out in Albuquerque last year and had similar problems. Ain't livin' in the south grand? I missed the opportunity to wash the car today...hopefully I'll get a chance to make her presentable before the race this Sunday. I hope this weather holds up...today was unbelievable! Too bad there aren't any curvy roads around here . S2000 Driver, THERE's your catch.

 

As for the weather, I can vouch. We were at Disney from the 15th to the 23rd of December and we saw temps in the 20's.